Contemporary Theory, Poststructuralism & Governmentality
Special Interest Group, Australian Association for Research in Education
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- Member of AARE
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- About me
- Professor of Town Planning
- Research interests
- Foucauldian genealogy/Deleuzian cartography
- Key theorists used
- Foucault
Deleuze
- Publications
- 2002 Shadows of Power: an Allegory of Prudence, Routledge, London.
2007 Stretching Beyond the Horizon: a multiplanar theory of spatial planning and governance, Ashgate, Aldershot.
2008 Tracing the disorderly real: performing civic engagement in a complex world (with van Wezemael J.) in Yang K. and Bergrud E. (eds) Civic Engagement in a Network Society, Information Age Publishing, 149-186.
2008 Interplanary practice: towards a Deleuzean-inspired methodology for creative experimentation in strategic spatial planning, in van den Broeck J., Moulaert F. and Oosterlynck S. (eds) Empowering the Planning Fields: ethics, creativity and action, Acco, Leuven: 43-77.
2009 Poststructural complexity: strategic navigation in an ocean of theory and practice, in Cerreta M., Concilio G. & Monno V. (eds) Knowledges and Values in Strategic Spatial Planning, Kluwer, Amsterdam,
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I've used the work of Noel Gough and Inna Semetsky and found it very useful for governmentality issues related to town planning and teaching professional ethics.
This list should be a good basis for discussion.
Jean
My name is Robyn, doctoral student from USQ. Welcome the opportunity to learn from your research areas!